Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

sN main drift of the Curry and Best & Beloher. They are wrapped in canvas and v,u be sent throHgb on trucks to th,. place where the connection was made by Ire Consolidated NirRinla. The bodies will here be boxed and labeled, as some time will be consumed ID get ttuc them through the rough strip Ot gro rud run through by the reiiet drIit' ou which there are no tracks and many ups and downs. Winzes, stoplng drifts etc.
 DETAIL OF TIE DISCOVERY.
 When de. yered, fractures were found ID nuusl,, places the ssin of the miners VbIcL supp sec Co have Fnrss end let of he knz .-. fl the bodies which were undoubtedly sweiief to an .r,-unug .izs zrou after death. There --rero indications thE. the victims h .5 @i.4 in great agony and physicians ..-, of tha ouf-iuu that thelr death was ra,rlsss. lis new thought that the vi.tims diai ,te same night Of the fire, and che f ss that they were scattered
 d-r-ts7 that tbeg were still endeavpr- inc to e=c4pe from the deadly gus when death overlook them. 4 careful eesrch -ves made to discover fl they hal left .nv record behind them. but SO far none bs5 heeu found. When the bodies Of -are broucht 70 the surface the box naked Chas. Doucherty wes first was frs. opened. The mains are in fear fni state Of decomposition, the flesh e tnally being cooked from lyIng so long m fbs scg-chug temperature Of tEe drift. IL is SO tender that the hIoOs almost drop from ;he body.
 THE FUNERALS.
 The Minors Unions of this city aad | Gold H.Ii arc arranging to bufy the vi1- tinis uext Trs-dly. The funeral pro ! cession will be composed Of six hen'ses, preceded by nearly the enu-c uumtu [ r1l s.raugth Of the Miners Unon5-
 PORTLAND. Oregon, Jnly ll.-News has inst been received of disastrous flood near Thompson FGlls, Idaho. d .srse dam constructed some time ago Co .Esrd water for placer I1.niag IT. that n. zion oa one eide Cf Blossom Lake, which is si;uated Et high altitude on tbs Bitter Root divide, suddenly ylelued ts tio enormous pressure. HrEe mas
 ts rf g ter was liberated and came rrshlug down jho deep canyon Wlth IT. r.-iss.lla imue luusIiy. IheS ncise oi
 i.a vatcry avalanche was heaid Tor
 ..les aud ceCfeniug TOsTs hIed tue -feu.e.i fear.s EIth terror. Trees a2u -cc-s wr-g torn out and borne al'1 .ith tle flood. The cOuTse Of tue free -Ft along tho he Cl the IbOmPsCn's Falls rold a-d that thorOugbsaTe into the mining reri1rs WAs totally d stTCS et: f.r miles \ ,aga loaded with pesseu- gers coming uu the road heard The crash iBy of the approaching flood end barel. ! escaped by whipping the horses up ttt steep -iie of the hIl. Tbe flood swept ! past over Gu hour, aud cut wide cBla- . .ai and iu VlCces tore uni d-ep ohas n -s Many wagons and contents were swept away, tue drivers deserting them. Nun
 erous brid ses were carried oH. Most
 f;h- two smell inning towns of Noun tain City and York were destroyed and lt is fe-rCd many lives have been lost
 rhe 'uil extent of the dsmag a mol Yet known. Maii communIcEtiOn IS iC 'errup;ed and miles of telegraph destroy ed. Many ireigh, teams are known to : have been uu the road 6t the time and
 of their fate roihIBg is known. The dam which gave way wEs constructed HUrA FEuEf A4H AaaatteA Ao oNAANNa SH
 mining prospects.
 : SAN FRANCISCO, July -Respecting the con ments attributed to COmmIs- ] sJ1uer A -kins at Washington, regarding | .he recent Apache cam; gigr. IltiTuatlug that General Miles should st once have shot tle Apaches, General Q, O. Hos ard to-day said: General Miles has re-
 ported to these headquarters that al tae Apacbes had been recsp ptured e . surrendered. Some of them are scout Hlt some others were in tbe employ of 'he government aud therefore Gueuja-
 bis to military pucisumeut, once iu his
 hands, by either surrender IT capture
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 '.u.t rr., Hrit .s .II 1se-5 lf War au- report f--- .ic5 Co tns secretary of War, and await from hun final orders as e slclr disposition. and tt1 fencFi.
 Nil lil, sr-r-.- .-1lIei ,it- raccI- r.1 .H-- they Q Pe--,sl leutly re- u v i-rU -i q seTv..isD. 1 am rct 1ivi=J what action, iI any. the S-crc- '1rs 1i NE- hs4 taken in tnc matter. but l rn moi tf Ii1'0 io ssy that General
 'll-s cruii nc. have done O-f--T'se 'tg7 he dIC. lis B-tIOn receives tny Hp- p-u~ai ss 70 ihOEe in the employ "t the government ga -gouts Er C.lar-l7'. . Another course Of Gc'i1l v-7 open Eo ' aiw aad Ee has taken l. They were clearly suhiec- to court martial. 4! they are found guilty they wall un- [ douttei!y all be shot. The army g no5 lavlcss ont lev abiding body and VIII not pguisl ey. n AVacoeE when prison ! era. except n The vaJ provided ny l2r. l [ -nOw uf DO ether way in which these ged handed nuTdsrers cgn he dealt wi.h exsep, that pur-Eed by General Ailio-.' DENVER. Col, July 1.-The Paci Ec Ea.iVsy Investigation Commission ar rivrd ir shis city thIs morning. JoLn Morris, O; Philadelphia, accompanied the s'gJistICian and Chas. W. Xouug, ot New York. bs secretary. The cOuUis- sion teld sessIUn this afternoon iu the psTlor oi the Windsor Hotel. Among he witnesses examined were Ez-SeLG- tor \. r. Hiil, pt Colorado John Arh.na. Prtsid ui of iEe Rocky Mauntaiu N Nr~E Company, J. 4. B1Jneu. secretary e the Same cOmPSay. R e Cooper, re-- ~ 4l l-uh ACT sA tl- bfAhFF Afet llit- Cab, Leonard T. Smith, builder of ;he Ksnsss Central, and Sylvester T. Snitt. now general manager oI Jis Denver and Rio GraIde Railway, bu; formerly over seer of the Kansas Pacific and later -ere-al superintendent Of tho Urirn Pfrtir.
 SAN FRAsCIsC1, July 13-The steam st1p austrahL arrived here this morning
 rcn hOuCluiu. ealing from that port st noon of July b. and bringing Hsw- 1iian intelligence down to that time. No further outtrs8ks oF demons strGiiOus ui any character occurred ait :tese tt cTibad az hrv;ng takel plhcf on June 30 and July lst, Vhch resul,el .E overiurUinR tbe Gibson ministry pnd secuIIrg a wr.t,cD pledge from King Kal iEsva tO pr mote coz titltionEi reforms and to submit tC tke wIli of the peoDle. | The military CCu.iuues to rema.n .r ipty. bu. 20 further public assemblaVea ravs been he.d- The new minister has assuI,a cc-trcl and new constitution r,as soou ;u Co laid before lhe king Ex- ffecie- Clio or and bis son-in-lsw, F. IayECidcu, who w re arrested on June }1sh. were heli in jail uuhl Saturday n b.. July ist, wnel owing tO Gibson's ! rears, be wfs taken to his home by or